Wild v. Standard General Realty Co.

ROGERS, Justice.

J. L. Wild, of the parish of St. Tammany, sued the Standard General Realty Company, Inc., at its domicile in the parish of Orleans, upon a series of promissory notes, aggregating in principal $1,689.83, and stipulating for interest and attorney fees. The series consisted of eight notes signed by the defendant company through its president, J. S. McClane, dated June 6, 1931, and payable monthly thereafter. None of the notes was paid,- and after the last note had matured, plaintiff brought suit upon the entire series of matured and unpaid notes. s

The notes sued on, admittedly,…